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Granbury city officials are working to have the city certified as 'film friendly,' which could provide a boost to the local economy and the city's tourism industry.

Hood County Freezer Club is a way to learn healthier cooking habits. The program is from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, May 30 at the Granbury Housing Authority,  503 N. Crockett St.

Tuesday, June 11, is the date for the 12th Annual Tip-A-Cop fundraiser in which Granbury police officers double as waitstaff at Grumps.

Lynne Schoeneman made this quilt to raffle for the Cigars for Warriors organization. The nonprofit group provides health and welfare items for combat troops in harm’s way.

Dickey's Barbecue Pit has reopened under the ownership of Lynn White. It is White's third Dickey's location. The eatery is located at 3906 E. US Hwy.

An airplane flyover with the missing man formation opens the Memorial Day Ceremony on the square at 10 a.m. Monday, May 27. Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Howard Thompson is guest speaker.

Memorial Day weekend will be an extra-big deal this year, thanks to Granbury having been chosen as the location for CATS Fest 6.

The results are in. Van Johnson takes “Best of Show” for the second year in a row. Winners of the Spring Festival of Art Membership Show and Sale were announced

SATURDAY, MAY 11 National Police Week kicks off at Memorial Lane Park,550 N. Travis St., 10 a.m. ceremony. Texas House Trade Day, 8 a.m. to 10 p.m., Riley Stephens Memorial

Award-winning local artist, Kathy Yoders, will demonstrate pastel painting at the Lake Granbury Art Associations Monday meeting, May 13 at 7 p.m. at the Shanley House Center for the Arts

VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL JUNE 10-12 AT OUR SAVIOR Vacation Bible School takes place June 10-12 from 9-11:30 a.m. at Our Savior Lutheran Church, 1400 N. Meadows. Bible lessons, music, crafts,

Hood County Freezer Club is a way to learn healthier cooking habits. “Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service in Hood County offers this program to help you organize the preparation of

Thursday brings the final meeting of the 2018-2019 year for the Pecan Plantation Woman’s Club (PPWC). These ladies have celebrated all season long the PPWC’s forty-year presence in Pecan Plantation,

It wouldn’t be May without talking about topwater action for stripers. Topwater action is on, and many bigger fish are in relatively shallow water. If you have ever heard the

The Acton Middle School chapter of the National Junior Honor Society inducted 61 students in a ceremony on May 8. Students joining NJHS are: Owen Aramburu, Konner Babiash, Abigail Boyd,

Acton Middle School special education teacher Kelsi Laningham (center) was presented with a Teacher Appreciation Recognition award by McAlister’s Deli on May 8. Pictured alongside Laningham are McAlister’s regional director

The Granbury Optimist Club named Granbury High School seniors Ethan Current and Mandy Withey as the Young Texan and Tex-Anne of the month for May 2019. Current is the son

A minister friend – aware of ever-growing complications and mounting tonnage at the trough of trivia – often used the expression from the pulpit, in staff meetings and in conversation.

GEM OF A DOCTOR I am contacting you regarding a local physician, Dr. Avi Deshmukh. I am a former resident of your area having been a professor at Tarleton State

“She’s a Democrat.” Numerous times I’ve heard this phrase spoken in a hushed tone while eyes attempt not to stare at me like I have three heads. Being a Democrat

Tribute bands concerts have been a way for the Granbury Theatre Company to make extra money between shows, and that’s because the bands are so popular with audiences. This summer,

Pecan Plantation twins Kherington (left) and Kennedy Romada take a break after tennis lessons from Pecan pro John Ingram. The energetic girls are 5 years old and matched in tennis

Work to reconstruct several city streets will begin on June 3 and will continue through November. Streets included in the project are: Misty Meadows Drive, Olson Court, North Travis Street,